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Requisition #: 645883
Location: Johns Hopkins Hospital, 1800 Orleans Street, Baltimore MD 21087
Shift:
Full Time, (40 hours)
Night Shift
Weekend Work Required
Non Exempt, CN
Position Summary:
Under general supervision of the Chief Technologist and Senior Technologist, operates standard, portable, and specialÂized X‑ray equipment to perform radiographic examinations used for diagnosis and treatment. Provides appropriate patient care, obtain images using digital radiography (DR) imaging technology and instructs radiology students as needed.
Education/Experience:
Requires completion of an AMA approved program in RadiologÂic Technology or equivalent, which normally is acquired in a two-year or four year college or technical school program.
Required Licensure, Certification:
ARRT certified with current registration required. Radiography license by the Maryland Board of Physicians required. CPR certification required with three months of employment.
Work Experience:
Preferred 3-6 months diagnostic radiology experience.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
Requires skill and knowledge in performing radiologic examinations, both routine and semi‑complex. Knowledge is also required of various x-ray equipment and computers.
Some analytical skill required for determining technical factors such as voltage, current and exposure times; checking equipment to ensure proper functioning; and analyzing equipment manuals for correct equipment operating procedures.
Requires interpersonal and communication skills to instruct patients about procedures being performed. Additionally must be able to assist in the instruction of rotating radiology students and assist less experienced Radiologic Technologist in performing more complex procedures.
Manual dexterity required for adjusting machine controls and other supportive equipment. Required to lift and position patients and equipment approximately 60% of time.
